texts: The director of the leading particle physics laboratory in the United States since September is a British-American named <mask>. Lockyer was the Director of the Canada's national laboratory for particle and nuclear physics from May 2007 to September 2013 and was a professor of physics at the University of British Columbia and University of Pennsylvania. He was raised in Canada and attended graduate school in the United States. <mask> was born in Annan, Scotland and was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He received his Bachelor of Science degree from York University in Toronto in 1975, and his PhD from Ohio State University in 1980. After receiving his PhD, Lockyer spent four years as a research fellow at the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, working with Burton Richter, who directed the lab from 1984 to 1999. He was a spokesman for the collaboration.In 1984 <mask> joined the University of Pennsylvania as a physics faculty member. <mask> lectured on Benjamin Franklin and taught a class with Tom Stoppard. <mask> is a particle physicist. At the University of Pennsylvania, his research focused on high-energy particle experiments at the energy frontier, with an interest in testing fundamental symmetries and studying the heaviest quarks. Experiments for "supersymmetric" particles have been included in his research. While at UPenn, <mask> developed his interest in the applications of physics to real-world problems; he worked with the Penn Medical School on proton therapy for cancer and detectors for medical physics. <mask> was a co-spokesperson for the CDF from 2002 to 2004.One of the fundamental building blocks of nature, the top quark, was discovered and studied by the project. The director of Canada's national laboratory for particle and nuclear physics was TriumF Lockyer. To address some of the most fundamental questions in science, TRIUMF framed an ambitious vision to achieve a world-class program in rare-isotope beams. ARIEL is a new flagship facility for the study of isotopes for physics and medicine. <mask> expanded the laboratory's operations, earning a reputation as a national leader and team-builder. He developed a strong working partnership with Canada's major science laboratories, expanded the number of member universities, and built international collaborations with Japan, India, China, and Korea. The director of America's premier laboratory for particle physics research began his tenure in September.As director of the Fermilab, <mask> oversees a powerful complex of particle accelerators and sophisticated experiments to study the nature of matter, energy, space and time. Thousands of scientists from around the world use the facilities at Fermilab. The first large-scale, international basic science project on U.S. soil is proposed to be hosted by the most powerful neutrino beams in the world. The Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment, or DUNE, is a proposed world-leading experiment, which includes more than 1,000 scientists from more than 30 countries and 170 institutions, and is being built in Lead, South Dakota. European institutions are a major partner in the experiment. A significant part of the effort focused on DUNE is the development of a neutrino platform. The Short-Baseline Neutrino Program will be improved with three detectors: MicroBoone, which is now operating, and the smaller Short-Baseline Near Detector, which will be built on a similar platform.Liquid Time Project Chamber technology has been adopted by DUNE and will be advanced by all three detectors. The Italian Institute for Nuclear Physics (INFN) Gran Sasso National Laboratory is currently being refurbished by a group of scientists led by Carlo Rubbia. The Long-Baseline Neutrino Facility will comprise the world's highest-intensity neutrino beam and the infrastructure necessary to support detectors installed deep underground. A beam of neutrinos would be produced and travel 1300 kilometers through the earth to an underground detector. LBNF is the most powerful tool in the world to study neutrinos and has been identified by the U.S particle physics community as the highest priority domestic construction project. The construction of an underground facility in the Black Hills of South Dakota is expected to be completed in three years. In order to supply the required intense bean of neutrinos to the detectors at the new and far sites, Fermilab has proposed the Proton Improvement Plan II.A new radio-frequency linac will be built and the cooper linac will be retired as part of the project. India's Department of Atomic Energy will contribute hardware in exchange for experience in building high-intensity superconducting radio-frequency proton linacs in the proposed upgrade to the linear accelerator. The NOvA Neutrino Experiment is the largest of the new projects. There are important clues to the evolution of the early universe that will be investigated by NOvA. The first NOvA results, which were released in August 2015, verify the experiment's massive particle detector is detecting neutrinos fired from 800 kilometers away and making great progress towards its goal of a major leap in our understanding of neutrinos. The Compact Muon Solenoid (CMS) detector is one of two large detectors located at the Large Hadron Collider in Europe and is being upgraded. The Dark Energy Survey includes over 120 scientists from 23 institutions in the United States, Spain, United Kingdom, Brazil, and Germany.The project relies on a Dark Energy camera, a high-resolution camera built at Fermilab for a telescope in Chile that will look for evidence of dark energy that is responsible for the expansion of the universe. In March 2015, a team of researchers using data collected during the first year of the survey discovered a rare dwarf satellite galaxy. The nature of Dark Matter is important in the fields of astrophysics and particle physics, and Fermilab is engaged in several generation one dark matter searches. A new state-of-the-art facility being built at Fermilab will provide resources for industrialization. The facility will allow scientists and engineers from Fermilab to work with partners from industry to develop new applications for energy and environment, medicine, industry, national security and discovery science. A fellow of the American Physical Society, <mask> is well known in the physics community for his work on the particle known as the bottom quark. <mask> received the American Physical Society's W.K.H.The Panofsky Prize was given for measuring the lifetime of the B quark. <mask> received an award from York University for his work. <mask> received a degree from Northern Illinois University. He was made an Officer of the Order of the British Empire for his services to science and UK-US relations. The Chicago Tribune has an article on the Long-Baseline Neutrino Facility at the Fermilab.

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texts: <mask> was an Argentine-German composer. <mask>'s family fled from Russia in the 1920s and he was born in Argentina. He studied music, history of literature, and philosophy in Argentina. He lived in Cologne, Germany, until his death. He was a teacher at the International Summer School in Darmstadt. He was the Slee Professor of music theory at the State University of New York at Buffalo. He lectured at the Berlin Film and Television Academy.He was the director of courses for new music in Cologne. He was a professor for new music theatre. His students included Maria de Alvear, Carola Bauckholt, Branimir Krsti, David Sawer, Juan Maria Solare, and Gerald Barry. Some of his pieces give specific theatrical instructions to the performers, such as to adopt certain facial expressions while playing, to make their stage entrances in a particular way, to interact with other performers, and so on. His work was related to the Theatre of the Absurd. Music historians consider him to be a critical intelligence who interrogating the position of music in society. He worked in the fields of film and photography.Walter Fink invited <mask> as the second composer to be featured in the annual Komponistenportrt of the Rheingau Musik Festival. He received the prize in 2000. Works Staatstheater is probably <mask>'s best-known work. The piece clearly shows his absurdist tendencies. He described it as a ballet for non-dancers and used chamber pots and enema equipment as musical instruments. Opera and ballet become their own subject matter as the work progresses. The radio play Ein Aufnahmezustand is about the incidents surrounding the recording of a radio play.There is a masked trio playing instruments. The subject of one of <mask>'s films and perhaps the best-known of his works of instrumental theatre, Match is a tennis game for cellists with a percussionist as umpire. <mask> wrote a lot of more conventional pieces as well. Many of these make references to music from the past, such as Beethoven, Brahms, and Bach. One of the best known films was Ludwig van, a critical interrogation of the uses of Beethoven's music made during the bicentenary of that composer's birth. As part of a visit to the Beethoven House in Bonn, a reproduction of Beethoven's studio is seen. It has sheet music of Beethoven's pieces.Each shot of the film has a piano playing the soundtrack. Beethovenian motifs can still be heard even though the music has been wrapped around curves and edges. The film has parodies of radio and TV broadcasts related to the "Beethoven Year 1770". The film was turned into a piece of sheet music which could be performed in a concert without the film, and the score consisted of close-ups of various areas of the studio, which are to be interpreted by the performing pianist. There were five players performing on 54- string, percussion, and wind instruments. There was a string quartet. Zwei Akte grand duo for sopranino, alto, baritone saxophones and harp was written in 1986.There are pieces for bass clarinet and art bruit for a percussionist. Blue's Blue is a vocal work for voice and glass trumpet, E-flat clarinet and alto saxophone, acoustic guitar and violin. The full version of Ludwig Van can be downloaded for free. FLAC files made from a high-qualityLP transcription are available for free download. <mask> <mask> was edition Peters in October 1998. <mask> <mask> is in conversation with Max Nyffeler. <mask> <mask> is an experimental sound-producer and loud-speaker.Anne Midgette wrote an obit for the Washington Post. Adrian Jack is the guardian obit. William Grimes wrote an obituary for the New York Times. Interview with <mask> <mask>, November 2, 1992, 1931 births 2008 deaths 20th-century classical composers.

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texts: The Chief of the Name and Arms of Anstruther was Sir <mask>, the 8th Baronet of Balcaskie and 13th Baronet of Anstruther. He wrote several books on 19th-century social and literary history after taking over substantial property interests. <mask> was the younger son of Douglas Tollemache Anstruther and his first wife. Lieutenant Colonel Sir <mask>, 5th Baronet, was the younger son of <mask>, an MP. Lord George Campbell was the son of the 8th Duke of Argyll. His father worked for the London and South Western Railway. He spent most of his youth with his mother's sister, Joan Campbell, at her house in Bryanston Square in London, after his parents separated in 1924.Mrs. Miniver was created by Joyce, his aunt. When the Second World War broke out, he joined the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders. An amateur radio ham, he was quickly transferred to the Royal Corps of Signals and became a captain. From 1940 to 1942, he read Natural Sciences at New College, Oxford, before returning to Catterick to train for the invasion of France. He took charge of a team of signallers after landing in Normandy. He chanced to meet a family friend on a bus in London after the war. After being appointed British ambassador to the United States, Kerr asked Anstruther to be his private secretary.Anstruther spent four years in America in the Diplomatic Service. He moved to Paris to become a writer. They were married on March 7, 1951. Emily was married to Simon Crosby. Susan Margaret Walker, daughter of Colonel St John Bradling Paten, was married to the baronet in 1963. They had five children, two sons and three daughters. In 2007, Sir Sebastian took over the title and estates.He married a Thai girl named Goy in 1992. Their first child was born in 1995. The Barlavington estate is where they still live. In 1960, Sir <mask> was surprised to inherit an estate in South Kensington from his aunt. He bought a country estate at Barlavington, on the north of the South Downs near Petworth, in the mid-sixties. He bought a house near St. Tropez in 1973. I Presume, a biography of the journalist H. M. Stanley, was one of the eight books he wrote as a writer.He wrote about Eric and Frederic William Farrar. He spent a lot of time in the London Library. The new wing was named the Anstruther Wing after he donated funding. He was a member of the Royal Company of Archers. He liked cars, but disliked excessive speed, and was occasionally stopped by the police for driving too slowly. He traded up to a smart car. He took over the Anstruther Baronetcies of Nova Scotia, of Balcaskie and of Anstruther in 2002.Toby was the second son of his cousin's office in Scotland. The British baronetcy of Anstruther would have been extinct if he had held it. He followed a routine as an adult. He wore a bow tie in the day and a cravat in the evening. He drank ginger beer and lunched at one of the five village pubs in the South Downs. He ate supper at 8.30pm after taking tea at 5pm. He always wore a velvet suit and silk cravat for dinner.His family was aware of the seriousness of the situation when he failed to dress for dinner a few weeks before his death. He passed away at Barlavington. He had a daughter from his first marriage and two sons and three daughters from his second marriage. Sebastian became the 9th Baronet of Balcaskie and the 11th Baronet of Anstruther due to the differences between English and Scottish law. The Great Britain Baronetcy of Anstruther had passed to Toby, who was born after Sir <mask>'s second marriage. He left a large estate. External links Obituary, The Independent, 6 August 2007, Obituary, The Times, 8 August 2007, Obituary, The Daily Telegraph

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texts: The last king of Yugoslavia was <mask>, who was deposed in November 1945. He was a member of the Karaorevi dynasty. <mask> succeeded to the Yugoslav throne at the age of 11 after his father was assassinated during a state visit to France. His cousin Prince Paul set up a regency. After Yugoslavia's accession to the Tripartite Pact, a pro-British coup d'état deposed the regent and declared <mask> of age. The king and his ministers were forced into exile by the invasion of Yugoslavia ten days later. Following <mask> of Greece. Alexander was born a year later. Yugoslavia was declared a republic in November 1945. After his deposition, <mask> settled in the United States. He died of cirrhosis at the age of 47 due to depression and alcoholism. His remains were buried at the Saint Sava Monastery Church in Illinois before being moved to the Royal Mausoleum of Oplenac. <mask> II was born in Yugoslavia in 1923.Alexander I of Yugoslavia and Maria of Romania were his parents. His godparents were Queen Elizabeth of Greece, King Ferdinand of Romania, and the future King George VI of the United Kingdom. The Royal Palace, Belgrade, where Prince <mask> was initially tutored, is now the site of Reed's School. On 9 October 1934, Prince <mask> succeeded to the throne of Yugoslavia after his father's assassination during a state visit to France. The new monarch's father's cousin Prince Paul was set up as a regent. Prince Regent Paul did not want to change the way the kingdom was left by King Alexander because he wanted his son to inherit it. Paul allowed the prime minister to sign an agreement with the leader of the Croatian Peasant Party in order to create a new Banovina of Croatia.Reports that the preani Serbs were being discriminated against by the authorities of the banovina caused the agreement to be unpopular with the Serbs. The tense international situation of August 1939 with the Danzig crisis pushing Europe to the brink of war meant Paul wanted to settle one of the more debilitating internal disputes in order to make Yugoslavia more capable of surviving the coming storm. The agreement came at the cost of both Paul and Cvetkovi being condemned by Serbian public opinion for "selling out" to the Croats, all the more so as many Croats made it clear that they saw the banovina of Croatia as only a stepping stone towards independence The unpopularity of the agreement was one of the reasons for the coup d'état of 27 March 1941, as many Serbs believed that <mask>, the son of King Alexander, would continue with his centralising policies when he reached his. Yugoslavia would join the Tripartite Pact on March 25, 1941. King <mask> was proclaimed of age after the pro-British coup d'état. General Duan Simovi led a bloodless coup in the name of <mask> on 27 March 1941.<mask> climbed down a drain-pipe to greet the rebels after General Simovi led his men toward the Royal Compound. Simovi saluted <mask> as King of Yugoslavia after the Regent's guards surrendered. You will use your full power from this moment. <mask> was well received by the crowds after the coup in Belgrade. Many of the protesters in Belgrade waving British and French flags were pro-Allied. <mask> drove his car down the streets without his bodyguards as the crowd in Belgrade cheered wildly. The new government that <mask> swore in on 27 March 1941 consisted of members of the People's Radical Party, the Croatian Peasant Party, the Democratic Party, the Croatian Independent Democrats, the Slovene People's Party, the Yugoslav Muslim Organization, and the Agra.The Ustashe and the banned Yugoslav Communist Party were excluded from the new government. Nazi Germany attacked Yugoslavia and Greece on Easter Sunday in 1941. Between 3000 and 4,000 people were killed when the Luftwaffe bombed Belgrade. Yugoslavia was invaded by Germany, Bulgaria, Hungary and Italy within a week. Italy, Bulgaria, Hungary and Germany took over parts of Yugoslavia. The German-controlled puppet governments were the Independent State of Croatia and the Serbian Government of National Salvation. The Royal Yugoslav Government's ministers were with <mask> when he left the country.When the Yugoslav king and his government ministers traveled to Greece, locals didn't think he was the king of Yugoslavia. They went to Jerusalem in Palestine and Cairo in Egypt. <mask> issued a press statement in Athens on April 16, 1941, saying he would fight until victory. <mask> stated in a press statement in Jerusalem on 4 May 1941 that Yugoslavia would become a semi-federation once his nation was liberated. Two of the 22 men <mask> swore in as ministers were killed during the German invasion and five of them chose not to go into exile. Dafer Kulenovi of the Yugoslav Muslim Organization switched sides and went over to the Ustashe, urging Bosnian Muslims to join the Croats in killing Serbs. The Yugoslav government-in-exile was dominated by Serb ministers.As a result of a coup d'état, the government-in-exile is based on the 1931 constitution which made the king the chief executive officer of the state. The politicians thought that the 1941 coup d'état had been a popular revolution which had restored democracy, but as long as the 1931 constitution was still in effect, King <mask> had very broad executive powers. King <mask> joined other governments in exile from Nazi-occupied Europe after arriving in London in June 1941. The British media gave <mask> and his government a hero's welcome when they arrived in London. The Serbian historian called the picture of the young <mask> presented by the British press a "symbol of his country's struggle to keep its freedom in alliance with Great Britain". He had a car delivered to his exile home near Cambridge. <mask> was featured as a hero in the October 1941 edition of the comic book Military Comics: Stories of the Army and Navy, which presented a somewhat fictionalized version of the 27 March 1941 coup d'état in Belgrade.The degree of attention the British were willing to give to the governments-in-exile was related to what assets the government-in-exile could bring to the Allied cause. The Yugoslav government-in-exile only had a few hundred soldiers who escaped to Egypt. The American government objected to the government-in-exile's plan to make good on its losses by recruiting immigrants from the neutral United States. The Slovenes volunteered to provide an infantry battalion to fight against the Italians because they would be executed if captured. Yugoslavia was the least important of the allies in terms of military forces in the Middle East. The government-in-exile had to ask the British military police to impose its will because of the in-fighting between younger officers who blamed the senior officers for Yugoslavia's swift defeat in April 1941. King <mask> and the rest of the government-in-exile heard reports in mid-1941 that a guerilla movement called the Chetniks were fighting the Germans.In October 1941, the government-in-exile was able to establish contact with General Mihailovi. In September 1941, a liaison mission from the Special Operations Executive parachuted into Yugoslavia to meet Mihailovi, and afterwards, became the main means of communication for the Allies. King <mask> and the rest of the government-in-exile communicated with Mihailovi through the SOE mission. The news that the Croat fascists of the Ustashe had started a campaign to wipe out one-third of the preani Serbs in the Krajina region and in Bosnia brought tensions in the government. Adding to the tension was that the Croatian ministers refused to believe the reports about Ustashe atrocities, dismissing them as anti-Croat "Serb propaganda", which angered the Serbian ministers. Several Serb ministers told King <mask> that after hearing about the Ustashe, they found it difficult to be in the same room with the Croats. It was felt necessary to retain the Croat ministers in order to maintain the claim that the Yugoslav government-in-exile spoke for all the peoples of Yugoslavia while the Croat ministers were afraid if they resigned, then it would lead to a Serb-dominated government returning after the war.There were disagreements over who would head the government-in-exile. General Borivoje Mirkovi wanted a cabinet of generals headed by himself, which was opposed by all of the politicians. The leaders of the political parties decided to go into exile. Most of the politicians would be excluded from the "government of national salvation" that General Simovi wanted. Simovi as Prime Minister had an authoritarian manner and a disdain for politicians and was soon feuding with the rest of his cabinet, who started writing letters to <mask> asking him to dismiss his domineering prime minister. The leader of the anti-Simovi group was a historian who served as deputy prime minister and was respected as a scholar, a liberal and a Serb opposed to the more chauvinistic Serb nationalists. <mask> found Simovi to be too dominating and resented being lectured by his prime minister, who felt he had a duty to tutor the teenage king in the ways of statecraft and politics.Yugoslavia was the only place in Europe in 1941 that a full-scale guerrilla war was being waged against the Axis, and it was built up by Yugoslav and British propaganda into an Allied superman. <mask> was reluctant to dismiss Simovi because he had been turned into a hero by the British press for leading the 27 March coup d'état. <mask> could get rid of Simovi without fear of Fleet Street because he had another Yugoslav hero in the form of Mihailovi. The instructions given by the prime minister to Mihailovi in January 1942 were to protect the preani Serbs from the massacres being waged by the Ustashe, but he was not to engage in any actions that would bring down reprisals against them. In October 1941, Mihailovi decided to limit the Chetniks to sabotage attacks and to build up his forces for an uprising when the Allies returned to the Balkans. For every German soldier killed, 100 Serb civilians would be shot in reprisal and for every wounded German soldier, 50 Serb civilians would be shot in reprisal. Most of the support for the Communist Partisans came from preani Serbs in Bosnia and the Krajina, as well as anti-fascist Croats and Bosnian Muslims.The Partisans were a pan-Yugoslav force, unlike the Chetniks who had a narrowly Serbian and Orthodox nationalist message. The Partisans were better organized and more willing to accept the reprisals committed against innocent civilians by the Axis when they staged guerrilla attacks, leading to a situation where the Partisans ended up doing more of the fighting against the occupiers and the collaborators. British policy in Yugoslavia was to engage in maximum violence against the Axis in order to tie down German and Italian divisions that would otherwise be fighting the Allies, no matter what the cost in reprisals to innocent civilians was. The Yugoslav government-in-exile and the British media created a force of ferocious guerrillas fighting the Germans at every turn, which led to very grave disappointments by 1942. The King was commissioned in the Royal Air Force after graduating from Cambridge University. The Yugoslavia government-in-exile opened talks with the Greek government-in-exile for a post-war confederation that would unite Yugoslavia, Greece and Bulgaria. The British Foreign Secretary Sir Anthony asked the Greek Prime Minister Emmanouil Tsouderos if he supported the confederation plan, because he objected to the Yugoslav plans to bring in Bulgaria and have an executive government in charge of all economic, foreign policy and military questions.In July 1941, the Yugoslav government-in-exile recognized the Czechoslovak government-in-exile, and in September 1941 <mask> met with President Edvard Bene to discuss a new Yugoslav-Czechoslovak alliance. The Greek-Yugoslav talks concluded on December 31, 1941 and the Accord between le Royaume de Yougoslavie et le Royaume Grce was signed on January 15, 1942. After the war, Yugoslavia and Greece were committed to having a common currency, a customs union, and a military alliance with joint staff talks for a common defense plan. King <mask> of Greece and King <mask> of Greece spoke to the British press at a luncheon after signing the accord. <mask> dismissed his prime minister, General Duan Simovi, because he was unable to get along with his cabinet, which had been threatening to resign if he continued as prime minister. Slobodan Jovanovi was the new prime minister. <mask> appointed Mihailovi minister of war even though he had been dismissed from the cabinet.The king and President Bene together with the rest of the Yugoslav and Czechoslovak cabinets had lunch in London in January 1942 to discuss a post-war regional association. <mask> was happy that Edvard Bene and Momilo Nini were present in this room. The plans to ally the proposed Greek-Yugoslav confederation with the proposed Czechoslovak-Polish confederation that Bene had signed with the leader of the Polish government-in-exile drew intense objections from the Soviet Union. As in Yugoslavia, the Greek resistance was divided between communists and royalists, and Tsouderos objected to <mask> that his friendship with Bene and his plans to link the "Balkan Union" with the Polish-Czechoslovak confederation would cause the Soviets to cease recognizing George The fear of Tsouderos was that the Soviet Union would recognize the EAM as the legitimate government of Greece and so he wanted to do nothing that would antagonize Moscow. <mask> abandoned his plans for a post-war Polish-Czechoslovak-Yugoslav-Greek alliance because of opposition from Tsouderos. <mask> tried to involve the Soviet Union and the United States as counter-balances because of the dependence of the government-in-exile on the British.During his diplomatic visit to America and Canada in 1942, <mask> met American President Franklin D. Roosevelt and Canadian Prime Minister William Lyon King. Allied support for the exiled Yugoslav monarchist cause was unsuccessful. The Communist Yugoslav Government supported the Allied effort to defeat Nazi Germany in order to end the

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texts: Second World War. Roosevelt made Yugoslavia eligible for aid during <mask>'s visit, but given the small size of the Yugoslav forces in exile, this was not of much help. During his visit to the United States in 1942, King <mask> met the Serbian-American scientist and wrote in his diary that he visited him in his apartment in the Hotel New Yorker. The aged scientist said it was his greatest honor after I greeted him. I am happy that you are in your twenties and that you will be a great ruler.I will live until you liberate Yugoslavia. Your father told you to guard Yugoslavia. I am proud to be a Serbian. Our people are not going to die. The Serbs, the Croats and the Slovenes are all part of the Yugoslavia. In order to get support from Britain, <mask> put his hopes for restoration on the leader of the Chetniks. <mask> made Mihailovi the Chief of Staff of the Royal Yugoslav Army on 10 June 1942.There was no other instance of the leader of a resistance movement being taken directly into an exiled government while remaining in occupied territory. <mask> and the rest of the government-in-exile failed to appreciate the Serb nationalism of Mihailovi and the other Chetnik leaders was extremely offensive to the other peoples of Yugoslavia. For the people of Yugoslavia who were not Serbian, the king's support for the Chetniks seemed to suggest that he was planning to establish a state that would be dominated by chauvinistic Serb nationalists. Some decision-makers in London and Washington worried about the stability of Yugoslavia if it were restructured as a Serb-dominated state because of the intense Serb nationalism of the Chetniks. <mask>'s attempts to have the United States counterbalanced failed as the Americans shared the British frustration with the unwillingness of the Chetniks to engage in maximum violence against the Germans. The Chetnik movement was motivated by a strong sense of resentment against all of the pre-war elites who were felt to have failed in Yugoslavia in April 1941, and Mihailovi did not have full control of his movement, being in many cases more of a figurehead. The government-in-exile felt threatened by the anti-elitist and populist sentiment of the Chetniks and wanted to keep them in a conservative direction.The government-in-exile in London thought the Chetniks were a military movement while the commanders thought they were a political movement. The monarchism of the Chetniks was superficial, being more of a legitimising device for the leaders who justified their actions in the name of the distant king. The image of King <mask> in the West was damaged by the allegations that the Chetniks were collaborating with the Germans and Italians in order to fight against the Communist Partisans. With no control over either the communists or the royalists, the government-in-exile was unable to prevent the civil war. When he tried to broker an end to the civil war, he tried to promote a "neutrality" agreement that would commit both movements, but it didn't work out. King <mask> didn't know much about what was happening in Yugoslavia, but he made a good faith statement in 1942 that the Chetniks were engaging in resistance. <mask>'s insistence on defending the Chetniks was to do enormous damage to both Britain and the United States, as the evidence that some commanders were co-operating with theAxis was stronger by 1943.The government-in-exile gave the impression that they cared more about restoring the social order than they did about saving the pre-1941 social order. <mask> was an immature young man who was easily manipulated by the feuding politicians within the cabinet of his government-in-exile, and as a result, he was highly inconsistent in his policies as he changed his mind depending on who had last spoken to him. The Croat ministers preferred to talk to the king rather than the Serb ministers who were more willing to challenge the king. The cabinet of the government-in-exile was the focal point of the culture of intrigue because <mask> did not behave as a strict constitutional monarch. The princess used to serve waffles and coffee to American officers and nurses over a snack bar at the London Red Cross. King <mask>, a slender young man in naval uniform, often dropped in to listen to the music of the United States infantry band. After a few weeks of courting, <mask>andra and she accepted.While the Western media portrayed a "fairy tale romance" between the young Yugoslav king and a Greek princess, the announcement of <mask>'s engagement to Alexandra in July 1943 caused immense controversy in his homeland. According to Serbian tradition, a leader cannot marry during a national emergency, and the news that <mask> had become engaged caused a backlash against him. The turn in Yugoslavia starting in April 1941 with war, genocide, revolution, civil war and a disastrous collapse in living standards was one of Europe's poorest and most backward countries. <mask>'s engagement and "fairy tale" wedding in London was seen as a callous break with Serbian traditions because his subjects were suffering so much. The issue of <mask>'s plans for a wedding in wartime was first discussed by the cabinet in April 1942, but the issue was not raised again until April 1943. When the matter was discussed in early 1943, the Serbian ministers objected while General Mihailovi reported that the public opinion was against it. <mask> dismissed the Prime Minister, Slobodan Jovanovi, on June 26, 1943, because he was against announcing the engagement while Yugoslavia was still occupied.In 1944, the British Prime Minister tried to get <mask> to fire his prime minister, Boidar Puri, who was seen as incompetent, and to sever his links with General Mihailovi. The British threatened to stop arms shipments to the Partisans if they didn't recognize King <mask> as the rightful king of Yugoslavia. The Yugoslavia monarchy was preserved to keep the country in the western sphere of influence after the war, while incorporating the Partisans into the royalist government-in-exile. The couple were married in London on 20 March 1944. King George VI of the Kingdom of Spain, King <mask> of Greece, and Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands all attended the wedding which was held at the Yugoslav legation in London. Crown Prince Alexander was born on 17 July 1945. The news that King <mask> might have sacrificed his throne for love in order to marry someone made him very uneasy and he became very open to British advice.The new prime minister was Ivan ubai, when none of these things had actually happened, as was announced in the House of Commons in May 1944. After a week of strong British pressure, <mask> capitulated and appointed ubai prime minister. The mandate of the new ubai government was to form a coalition. On 10 June 1944, ubai flew to the island of Vis to meet Tito, and on 16 June 1944 it was announced that the Partisans were the only recognized agents of the government-in-exile in Yugoslavia. ubai presented the agreement with Tito to King <mask> without consulting him. The chief of staff was dismissed on August 29, 1944, after the cabinet was announced. King <mask> warned his subjects that the stigma of treason would stick to those who refused to support him.At the same time, Stalin, anxious to allay Western fears about the future of Eastern Europe, ordered a very reluctant Tito, in a meeting in Moscow, to allow <mask> to return to Yugoslavia though with the advice that he "should slip a knife into his back at the appropriate moment". <mask> was not allowed to return home after the war ended. After arriving in Belgrade in November 1944, Prime Minister ubai went to Moscow to negotiate an agreement with Stalin that <mask> would not be allowed to return until a referendum was held on whether Yugoslavia should become a republic or remain a monarchy. <mask> was enraged when ubai agreed to Stalin's demand for a three-man council to govern until the referendum. <mask> objected to the regents who numbered 1 Croat, 1 Slovene and 1 Serb as they were all nominated by Tito, complaining the regents were biased against him. The Democratic Federation of Yugoslavia was formed in 1945 after the regency council started to govern in Belgrade. The National Liberation Front government was a Communist-dominated regime with the non-communist ministers there only as a "window dressing" to disguise the extent of Communist dominance.<mask>'s assets were claimed to have been stolen by the new government. <mask> accused Tito of creating a communist dictatorship in Yugoslavia while he told the press that he was creating a democracy. There was widespread voting fraud and intimidation in the elections for the constituent assembly on 11 November 1945 and the opposition newspapers were prevented from publishing. Yugoslavia proclaimed a republic after <mask> was deposed. He settled in the US after that. <mask> spent a lot of time at the Serbian Orthodox Seminary of St. Sava during his visit to Chicago in 1948, when he stayed at the Drake hotel. As a king without a throne, <mask> was something of a novelty for Americans, and he spoke to various civic groups in the Midwest in 1949.When <mask> went on the Ford Festival TV show in 1951, he was described as a "sad-eyed youth" who was "a flop as a TV personality" as he was noticeably nervous in front of the TV cameras and was quickly dismissed by the host. <mask> was a "forlorn figure" and "rival emigre groups drew the hapless king into their constant schemings and quarrels" when he was alive. The royalist community looked like a powerless, squabbling diaspora. A romantic, impractical man, <mask> held to a completely unrealistic hope that there were still bands of Chetniks active in the rural areas of central Serbia who would rise up at the right moment when <mask> led an army of emigres in an invasion of Yugoslavia. <mask>, who was living in France, had a "cheque bounce in Paris" and was involved in an "unpleasant scene" at a party hosted by the Marquis de Cuevas. <mask> filed for divorce. The son-in-law of a former French Prime Minister was hired by him.The couple reconciled in 1955. While living in France in the 1950s, <mask> had a problem with the "bouncing cheques" he kept writing and which led to him being banned from the expensive French restaurants and hotels he loved so much, as he spent money that he did not have. The actress Ilka Chase met the former king and queen on the French Riveria in 1955 and wrote about it in her memoir, For the Love of a King. In 1963, a depressed person tried to kill himself. <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Peter spent most of his exile in Chicago where he had ties with anti-communist Serbian emigres. The example of a communist regime in eastern Europe that was not part of the Soviet bloc was created because of the disruptive effect of the Non-Aligned movement on American foreign policy.The United States did not want to support the Serb royalist movement. <mask> told the Chicago Tribune in 1963, "The State Department has told me that I am a guest in your country and so I must not discuss American foreign policy towards Yugoslavia." <mask> frequently attended various civic events in the Chicago area, speaking at a fundraiser for the Knights of Malta in 1965, hosting the local meeting of the Alliance Francaise in 1966, and attending an event in 1967. <mask> worked for the first time in his life at the Sterling Savings & Loan Association in Los Angeles in 1967. <mask> said that working for a living raises his stature a little, when asked if working for a living would hurt his image as a king. He died in Denver, Colorado, on November 3, 1970, after a failed liver transplant. He was the only European monarch to have been buried in the United States.Dynasty, an American soap opera, was dubbed into Serbo-Croatian in the 1980s. One of the stars of Dynasty, the actress Catherine Oxenberg, is descended from the House of Karaorevi, being the granddaughter of the Prince Regent Paul, this sparked immense national pride in Serbia and led to a major revival of popular interest in the House of Kara. King <mask>, whose death in 1970 was barely noticed in his homeland, was rehabilitated because of the revival of Karaorevi nostalgia. On March 4, 2007, Alexander announced plans to have his father's remains returned to Serbia. St. Sava Serbian Orthodox Monastery was chosen as <mask>'s interim resting place because of the circumstances in his homeland. The Royal Family Mausoleum in Oplenac was confirmed in January of 2013 after talks with the Serbian government. <mask>'s remains were returned to Serbia.He was laid in state in the Royal Chapel in Dedinje before being buried with his wife in the Royal Family Mausoleum at Oplenac. His mother and brother are nearby. <mask>'s coffin was placed over by the Serbian Royal Regalia. The Prime Minister Ivica Dai, <mask>'s son Alexander, and Serbian Patriarch Irinej were present at the return ceremony. The latter advocated for the restoration of the Serbian monarchy. Petar: A King's Heritage; The Memoirs of King <mask> II of Yugoslavia. "Eastern Europe in the Twentieth Century-and After" is a book by Richard Crampton.January 1, 1981 The European Policy of the Yugoslav Government in Exile, 1941-1943: I is a page from The Slavonic and East European Review. 3 July 1984. The Mausoleum of the Serbian Royal Family Prince Pauel and King <mask> II celebrate Christmas with Royal Guard on Jaunuar 7,

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texts: In the early part of the 20th century, an American professional wrestler was named <mask>. He won gold medals at the A.E.F. after serving in the U.S. Marines in World War I. The Inter-Allied Games were held near Paris in 1919. He held the title of "Middleweight Champion of the World" until 1923. He ended his pro wrestling career after being injured in a plane crash. He was a promoter, trainer, author, and showman. He was born in Iowa on December 3, 1896.Edward and <mask> lived on a farm in Grant Township in O'Brien County, Iowa, in 1894. There were seven children in the family. At an early age, Parcaut was interested in wrestling with other boys and began to show a lot of interest in the sport. At the age of 15, a local wrestling fan gave Parcaut $100 to seek training from Martin "Farmer" Burns, a renowned wrestler and instructor. Burns operated a school for wrestlers in Omaha, Nebraska, where he offered physical training and taught freestyle wrestling. Burns charged $10.00 an hour for one-on-one wrestling instruction with students, while Parcaut paid $100.00 for ten lessons. Burns instilled in young Parcaut a lifelong regimen of training and clean living."I'll never forget the first time I met him in Omaha, he talked to me about the evils of drink and smoking and even urged me not to partake of tea or coffee." The A.E.F. has a champion wrestler. Parcaut enlisted in the United States Marine Corps at the age of 22. One could choose between two years, four years, or the duration of the war, but Parcaut chose the last option. He was assigned to Company "D," Seventh Separate Battalion, after completing basic training. After completing his training at the end of October 1918, he was shipped overseas to England aboard the transport, a former German luxury liner which had been seized by the U.S. Government and converted for war service. Upon arrival in France.The 74th Company was assigned to the American Expeditionary Force. As a replacement for a killed in action or wounded in action person. In April 1918, the 74th Company had been encamped near Verdun, site of the Battle of Verdun in 1916, and was shelled by a nighttime German bombardment. The unit suffered casualties of over 300 officers and men, 40 of which were killed, because many of the Marines slept in their tents. After arriving in France on November 11, 1918, the Armistice officially ended the hostilities of World War I and he was too late for combat duty. <mask> moved into Germany after being assigned to the Occupation Forces. The first General Order relating to sports in the U.S. Army was issued on December 29, 1918.The Commander of the A.E.F. was General Pershing. The order directed the development of general and competitive athletics and all kinds of appropriate entertainment for the purpose of keeping up the morale, fostering and developing organization, esprit de corps, and improving the physical fitness of the Army. The order was followed by A.E.F. Track and field, baseball, football, basketball, tennis, boxing and wrestling have championship contests. The YMCA and the Army formed a cooperative arrangement after GO # 241 was published. The Inter-Allied Games signaled the end of the Great War to the soldiers of the Allied armies. The invitation to participate in the Inter-Allied Games was issued by General Pershing, as Commander-in-Chief of the A.E.F., less than five and a half months before the opening of the events themselves.Germany was excluded from invitations because of obvious reasons. Other countries declined for a variety of reasons. The date for the games was too close to allow for training and transporting soldiers, and troops of other nations had already left France and were being demobilized at home. Drawing on his training gained from Farmer Burns. The A.E.F. is one of the preliminary matches. He won the first place in his event at the divisional games. He was detached from his company in 1919 to compete in the A.E.F.The first prize in wrestling was once again taken by the games. He was held in France in order to compete in the Inter-Allied Games which took place in Paris from June 22 to July 6, 1919. The formal signing of the Treaty of Versailles took place on June 28, 1919, the fifth anniversary of the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria and his wife, who were killed in Sarajevo. In the light-weight division of catch-as-catch-can wrestling, Parcaut soundly defeated challengers from fourteen nations, taking every bout but the final one with falls to become the "champion Wrestler of the A.E.F". He was one of twelve American servicemen to win gold medals at the games. General Pershing and many other notables, including France's Marshal Ferdinand Foch, who had been Supreme Commander of the Allied Armies, sat in on Parcaut's victorious matches during the games, and his gold medal was awarded at the closing ceremonies by Pershing himself. The United States presented a gift to the people of France after the end of the games.On his way back to the U.S., Parcaut won the title ofHeavyweight Champion of the Navy. By August 1919, Private. After he was discharged from the Marines, he was assigned to the 203rd Casual Company. He was awarded the World War I Victory medal for his exemplary service. After returning to civilian life, <mask> began a successful career as a professional wrestler. He lived in Spencer, Iowa, Royal, Iowa, and later Des Moines for a time. He used to be billed for wrestling bouts as being from Spencer or Royal.He was the wrestling coach and an instructor at the University of Iowa from 1920 to 1921. On Wednesday, August 25, 1920, only a year after returning from France, <mask> grappled with the reigning Champ Johnny Meyers from Chicago, Illinois, for a chance at the Middleweight Championship of the World title. According to the playbill for the match,Meyers had been in over 400 matches and stood alone in his class according to his followers. For weeks leading up to the match, the event was front-page news and was held at the Grand Opera House in Spencer, Iowa. The hopes are high in and around Spencer that he may bring the Championship to Clay County after his brilliant past performances earned him this attempt at the world title. "Speculation is rife here among wrestling fans over the outcome of the contest between Johnny Meyers, local star and Champion Middleweight of the World, and <mask>ut, the latest," said the statement from the Meyers camp in Chicago. Parcaut is an unknown so far as local followers are concerned, he has never appeared in a test before them, but news of his ability, strength, and endurance have been seeping into sport circles for quite some time now that he is to have this fling at the title on Aug.He would hold the title of "Middleweight Champion of the World" for at least 1923. On September 8, 1920, Royal, Iowa, celebrated "Parcaut Day" in honor of his achievement. There was a full day of entertainment, sports, speeches, and a free dance. On July 6, 1920, Parcaut set a record for some of the shortest falls in wrestling history. The first fall took eight seconds, the second took twelve seconds, and the third took fifteen seconds. 35 seconds was the length of the match. He continued to wrestle around Iowa and the Midwest and wrestled with many competitors, including Johnny Meyers, Pinkie Gardner, Joe Turner, Lou Talaber, Chris Jordan, Paul Prehn, and Billy Schober.The rivalry of <mask> with Schober and Prehn drew large crowds wherever they met. Unlike some of the other "matmen" of his era, Parcaut was competitive. He wouldn't work with an opponent. He wanted to win and not give an exhibition. He was so confident in his abilities that he would wrestle anyone for fun. He never made as much money as his peers. In 1924–25, Parcaut was the head wrestling coach at Simpson College in Indianola, Iowa.His team competed in three matches this season, losing two and winning one. In the early 1920s, <mask> began performing daring "barnstorming" aerialist exhibitions where he would walk on the wings of a biplane and perform handstands and other feats while in flight. He was said to be the first to ever attempt a stunt that involved a long rope dangling below a moving airplane. In the early 1930s, <mask> jumped out of a plane in Spencer, Iowa, wearing a "batman" costume. Sometime around 1932, while performing a barnstorming exhibition in Iowa, the biplane he was in suddenly lost engine power and crashed in a farmer's field. Due to his good physical condition, <mask> survived the crash, but was severely injured. The aircraft was destroyed.Due to his injuries, he lost a lot of his speed and was never prominent as a wrestler again. After recovering, Parcaut worked as a personal trainer and traveled around the country giving demonstrations of "physical culture" and lessons in clean living, much as his mentor, Farmer Burns, had done. "He'd loop a rope around his throat, put two or three strong men at each end and let them pull." The pressure on his throat muscles didn't affect him. It was not possible to choke him that way. "From a wrestler's bridge, he'll let three 200 pound men stand on his body and will support them; from the same bridge he'll lift 150 pounds on his two hands; he'll show that he has a neck expansion of four and one-half inches." These are just a few of his stunts.In 1914, Farmer Burns wrote a book on physical culture to pass on his skills and tips to a new generation of enthusiasts. How to use muscle tension exercises for gaining strength and definition was one of the topics covered. On June 25, 1957, <mask> died in Des Moines at the age of 61. He was buried in Des Moines Township, Iowa, three days later. His wife Ruth died in 1969 and was buried alongside him. He is remembered as one of the greatest middleweight "matmen" of his era. The Middleweight champion of the AEF Championship Games set a record for shortest falls in wrestling history.

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texts: In 2020, she was awarded the fourth highest civilian award by the Government of India. She played the role of Godavari Labhshankar Thakkar. She won many awards for her work in the dramedy Baa Bahoo Aur Baby. She did plays with her husband in the 70s. She received the award for acting in Gujarati from the National Academy of Music, Dance and Drama. She was awarded the fourth highest civilian award in India in 2020. She plays a hard-working business woman who hates films in the show Hamari Bahu Silk.She was born in a middle class family in Maharashtra, but grew up in Gujarat. Her father was a barrister and her mother was from India. She began acting at the age of nine with her sister, due to financial problems in her family. She began working with noted artists after starting with traditional theatre. She is confused with her sister. After six years as a child actor, Joshi got her first lead role at 16. She met her future husband at Indian National Theatre Gujarati, where she acted.She made her television debut in the 1980s with the TV series Titliyan, directed by Nadira Babbar, followed by numerous series in the 90s. She played a tough yet fair and loving matriarch in the household hit serial "Bahoo Aur Baby" and was cast opposite a renowned theatre, film and television actor, who she also did a play with. The show is loved by the audience and they are waiting for the next season. It ran on television for five years. In 2009, he played Rani in 9X. In the movie Kanyadaan, which was released in 1968, <mask> played a friend of Asha Parekh's. In 1969 he played a friend of Vijayanthimala's.She played a mother in the film, directed by Mani Ratnam. She played a central character in the movie. Bollywood Beats was a film that was directed by Mehul Shah and starred <mask> and others. She holds a special corner for theatre and stage performances. She claims that the joy of performing on stage is better than anything else and that theatre will always be her first love. She plays the caring, confident grandmother of Nivedita, the female lead in the film, which is produced by Rajan Shahi. She plays the main character in a film that was released in January of this year.She played the female lead in the film, Hansa Govardhan Parekh. She played the character of "Amma" and "daadi maa" in the story 9 saal ki dadi maa. She played the lead role in the TV show "Bakula Bua Ka Bhoot" in 2017). She played Subhadra in Silsila Badalte Rishton Ka. In Hamari Bahu Silk, she played the role of a wealthy and hard working business woman who hates films and was also seen with her son. Pravin and <mask> were married. She is the mother of actresses Ketki Dave, who played the role of Daksha in Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi, and Purbi <mask>, who appeared on Comedy Circus as a host.Her sister's niece is from the husband side. Her nephew is the son of a theatre veteran and her niece is the wife of a businessman. She received the Sangeet Natak Akademi Award for acting in Gujarati. She was awarded a Best Actress in a Drama award for her role in the movie. The Lifetime Achievement Award for Gujarati Theatre was given by Transmedia in 2007.

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texts: <mask> is an American journalist and newscaster who has worked at ABC News, CBS News, Fox News, and CNN. She is the creator and host of On the Case with <mask> on the Investigation Discovery channel. <mask> was born in Omaha, Nebraska, to a teacher and an IBM sales executive father. She was raised in Canton, Ohio, with her parents and three siblings. Her father's job made it necessary for the family to move frequently. She once said that "IBM" stood for "I've been moved". She graduated from Naperville Central High School in 1974.In 1973, <mask> made the semi-finals of the Miss Teenage America Pageant. She received firsthand knowledge of the news business when she worked as an intern at WBBM-TV in Chicago. She received a bachelor's degree in journalism. <mask> spent the next 10 years working at local stations around the country, including WFAA-TV in Dallas, KFMB-TV in San Diego, KPRC-TV in Houston, WHDH-TV (then WNEV) in Boston, and KCBS-TV in In 1987, <mask> accepted an offer to anchor The Health Show at ABC News. Within a few months she was co-anchoring World News This Morning, the network's early morning newscast, and anchoring news segments on Good Morning America as well as substituting for co- host Joan Lunden. <mask> was offered a job at CBS News in 1990 and began co-anchoring CBS This Morning with Harry Smith.She helped cover the 1992 Winter Olympics in Albertville, France and the 1994 Winter Olympics in Lillehammer, Norway. After changes were made at the morning show in 1996, both she and Smith left. <mask> went on to anchor the Saturday edition of the CBS Evening News, as well as substituting for Dan Rather during the week, and contributing reports to 48 Hours, Public Eye with Bryant Gumbel, and CBS News Sunday Morning. After nine years at CBS News, <mask> moved to the world of cable news, anchoring Fox Report, the network's nightly newscast. She helped launch her own prime time news program. CNN <mask> joined CNN on September 11, 2001 as she watched the coverage of the terrorist attacks. She began a regular morning news shift the next day despite not appearing on a CNN program.American Morning with <mask> was launched by CNN in January. During the Iraq War, <mask> hosted a two-hour program called Live from the Headlines, which offered continuing coverage of the war and other events. <mask>'s show, <mask>ahn Now, aired in September after Anderson Cooper took over the first two hours. She resigned from CNN on July 24, 2007. August 2, 2007, was the final broadcast of <mask> Now. Campbell Brown, the former co-host of Weekend Today, was hired by CNN. <mask>'s program was continued by guest hosts under the title Out in the Open.This was replaced by Campbell Brown's program, Campbell Brown: No Bias, No Bull. According to <mask>'s goodbye letter to CNN staff, she stated "I plan to take a break between jobs and catch my breath before I take on my next role." After the announcement of her resignation, <mask> told Jacques that she had no idea what she was going to do. On November 9, 2008, <mask> became the new co- host of SundayArts on New York City PBS stations WNET andWLIW. NYC-ARTS is a program that covers the fine arts scene in New York City. On January 9, 2009, Discovery Communications announced that <mask>, along with producing partners Scott Weinberger and Scott Sternberg, had entered into a development deal for a true crime documentary series. The Investigation Discovery cable channel aired On the Case with <mask>.The annual "From Vienna: The New Year's Celebration" episode of the anthology series Great Performances was hosted by <mask>. <mask> has three children with Richard Cohen, a New York City real estate developer. Cohen and his family are raising their children in his faith. The nest of Pale Male, a red-tailed hawk, was removed from their Manhattan co-op building in 2004. In 2001 <mask> spoke approvingly of the hawk and its habit of feeding on rats and pigeons. After 20 years of marriage, <mask> announced she was divorcing Cohen. <mask> filed a lawsuit against Cohen, accusing him of mismanaging her career earnings.The lawsuit was dismissed by the New York state court because it was not a commercial case. <mask> was a member of the New York Pops orchestra. She is an active advocate for issues of cancer awareness in general and breast cancer in particular. <mask> received a degree in May of 2003 from Dowling College. CNN interview December 23, 2005 with <mask> as co-host of public media's NYC-ARTS 1956 births Living people American broadcast news analysts 60 Minutes correspondents 20th-century American journalists 20th-century American women

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texts: Jean-Baptiste-Théodore-<mask> was born in 1868 and died in 1925. The most famous of his songs is La Paimpolaise, about his native Brittany. He became France's official "Bard of the Armies" during World War I. The son of a blacksmith, <mask> was born in Dinan. When his parents moved to Paris, he was left with his grandmother in Saint-Méen-le-Grand. At the age of seven, he joined them in the capital. His native language was the Gallo dialect, though most of his songs are in standard French.He was involved in amateur theatricals as a teenager, performing on stage in plays and writing songs. His first song was a flop. After five years in the army, Botrel became a clerk for the Paris-Lyon-Marseille railway company. He continued to perform and write on stage. He met and married a singer named Léna. One evening in 1895, standing in for another act, he performed his song La Paimpolaise (The Paimpol Girl) to great applause from the audience, launching himself as a popular singer. He wrote a song about the quaint charms of the fishing village of Paimpol.The song was written by Botrel and he only visited Paimpol in 1897. The song's refrain is "J'aime Paimpol et sa falaise", which means "I love Paimpol and its cliff". There is no cliff in the town. The Pointe de Guiben has been marketed as the cliff in the song. Pierre Loti's novel Pcheur d'Islande, which is set in Paimpol, inspired the choice of the town. Félix Mayol had a song that was a central feature of his work. Many of <mask>'s later songs were shown by Mayol.A number of other sentimental songs were inspired by La Paimpolaise. He says that the second coming will be in Brittany. Caran d'Ache and the intellectual coterie associated with the Le Chien-Noir club were interested in Fame Botrel. A collection of Botrel's songs was published in 1898 with the help of Parisian intellectuals. The book was awarded a prize for its high praise. Botrel's adorable verse makes the broom-flowers grow when one sings them. I compare myself to a sick man dragging his walking stick along the suburb of a city and listening to the young voices of the children singing.<mask>'s voice is clear and high. He gave up his job to become a singer-songwriter. He moved to Pont-Aven permanently after taking a house in Port-Blanc. He founded the first music festival in Brittany in 1905 when he edited the journal of La Bonne Chanson. There is a monument to Auguste Brizeux in Pont-Aven. He tried his hand at drama, writing and performing in a number of plays, including an original story about a detective solving a murder while travelling in Brittany. His wife often sang duets with him, and she appeared in publicity images with him in traditional Breton costume.She co- wrote some songs. A number of photographic tableaux depicting the scenes and stories of his songs and plays were created by mile Hamonic and sold as postcards with Botrel's signature. Friends including Franois Jaffrennou played the roles. The Pan-Celticist movement was started by Botrel. The Pan-Celtic Congress was held in Caernarfon in 1904. He was a Royalist and a Roman Catholic. Many of his songs appealed to popular patriotism.The Red Handkerchief of Cholet is a song about a soldier in the Royalist Catholic rebellion against the French Revolution who buys a handkerchief for his girl. The local textile industry was boosted by the popularity of red Cholet handkerchiefs. <mask> was an enthusiastic supporter of the French cause in World War I. He tried to serve in the French army but was turned down because of his age. He wrote and performed patriotic songs for the war effort. He published a collection of military songs before the war in 1912. "It is a noble work, and one cannot think of another poet, here or in France, so equipped for its performance," said a British writer.It was pointless to seek comparisons because Botrel has no counterpart in Britain. The monthly publication Les chants du Bivouac was started by Botrel after he was rejected for military service. He was appointed as official "Chansonnier des Armées" in 1915. According to the New York Times, the Minister of War allowed him to enter all military depots, camps and hospitals to recite and sing his patriotic poems. He performed for the troops on the front line. Les Livres Rose pour la Jeunesse is a children's book that promotes the war effort. The French nickname for a machine-gun was Ma P'tite Mimi, which was one of Botrel's most famous wartime songs.Pierre Desproges revived the latter in the 1980s. Some of his lyrics were translated by G.E. Songs of Brittany were written by Morrison andPreston. Léna died in 1916. He was married to Malise in 1918. He married the writer Emile Danon and had two daughters with her. Janick was the mother of the singer.In 1925, <mask> died. souvenirs d'un barde errant, his incomplete autobiography, was published after his death. The story of his life was completed by his daughter. Pierre Lenoir designed a monument to him. There is a picture of the Paimpolaise looking out to sea. There is a statue of him in Pont-Aven. <mask> could only publish his work by singing the tune to a professional musician who would write it down.When Eugne Feautrier claimed that he was the author of the music, he was denied credit for the melody of his most famous song. Another person claimed to be anarranger. From the moment you compose the melody, even if you dictate it to a musician, you remain the sole author of your chanson. There was resentment from musicians who believed their contributions were being denied after he insisted on sole credit. The songs and arrangements that were marketed as "Breton" music were in fact in the style of modern Parisian chanson. They made a number of recordings. There are links to his biography in French, with excerpts from his performances.

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texts: <mask> is a British businessman and Official British Business Ambassador for the United Kingdom. He was the owner, CEO, chairman and founder of McLaren Group. <mask> was removed from his McLaren management roles in 2016 but remained a director of the company and a 25% shareholder until June 2017, when his association with the company ended. Project Four Racing took over the management of the McLaren team in 1980 after <mask> started his career as a mechanic. <mask> was the team principal of the McLaren Formula One team from 1981 to 2009. Mika Hkkinen and Lewis Hamilton won the drivers' world championship. The McLaren F1, Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren, and McLaren P1 were all created by <mask>.<mask> was ranked 304th on the Sunday Times Rich List with an estimated wealth of £450 million. He is one of six British business persons to be an official British Business Ambassador for advanced engineering and manufacturing. Tommy's is a charity that <mask> is a Trustee for. He is the Global Consultant for the state-owned China Minsheng Investment Group, the chairman for the UK Summit, and the former owner of Absolute Taste. <mask> became Chairman of the British East Asian Council because of his interest in foreign trade. <mask> and his business partner, Mansour Ojjeh, were major shareholders in the luxury watch maker TAG Heuer. <mask> grew up in England and studied motor vehicle engineering at a college.He began working for the Cooper Formula One team as a mechanic at the age of 18. Rindt and <mask> moved to Brabham in 1968. Rindt moved to Team Lotus, but <mask> stayed with Sir Jack Brabham. <mask> and Neil decided to start their own team after Brabham retired. Rondel Racing was founded in 1971 by <mask>. <mask> was trying to find sponsorship and money was at a premium. One of <mask>del's regular customers, Tony Vlassopulos, a barrister son of a Greek shipowner, was asked to sponsor <mask>del.Ken Grob, chairman of Alexander Howden, was asked by Vlassopulos if he was interested in joining. Ian Grob could be part of the team if his father agreed to it. <mask>' first sponsor was Vlassopulos. The team enjoyed great success in Formula Two. <mask> was able to find an additional backer to help fund a Rondel F1 car, as <mask>del wanted to be more than a customer team. The energy crisis affected the backing of the F1 car that Ray Jessop designed in 1974. <mask> was unable to obtain sufficient funds to support the F1 venture so Trundle continued with the Jessop-designed car while Vlassopulos and Grob took over ownership of the team.<mask> formed a Marlboro-backed F2 team for two talented and well-sponsored drivers. <mask> founded the Project Three team in 1975, and his cars won races again. Project Four Racing was founded by <mask>. The team won the Formula 2 and Formula 3 titles in 1979 and 1980 with the help of Philip Morris. Project Four was involved in the build programme for Procar BMW M1 racing cars. <mask> wanted to return to Formula One as his business interests became more successful and lucrative, so he hired John Barnard to design and develop an innovative new F1 car. It was a good time for <mask> to return to Formula One.The recent poor performance of the former world championship-winning McLaren team had prompted Philip Morris executive John Hogan to initiate a takeover of the outfit by <mask>' Project Four. The team was renamed McLaren International after <mask> took control. <mask> hired Barnard to begin work on the team's revolutionary new carbon fibre component, the MP4/1, as well as recruiting thePorsche automobile firm to build the cars' engines from 1984-87. Before the merger, the 'MP4' designation stood for Marlboro Project Four. The abbreviation 'M' was retained after the title sponsor changed in 1997. After <mask> left, the numbering system was replaced with 'MCL'. Prior to <mask>'s arrival at McLaren in September 1980, the team was going through a particularly uncompetitive stint.The team had last won a grand prix with James Hunt in and had finished ninth in the constructors' championship. <mask> was powerless to stop the young Frenchman from moving to the Renault team, which saw McLaren once again winning races. The year saw many teams trying to duplicate Barnard's revolutionary carbon-fibre chassis. <mask> and his business partners bought out the other McLaren shareholders. <mask> persuaded Ojjeh to become a partner in McLaren International. Techniques d'Avant Garde (TAG) was the name of the company that Ojjeh invested in. After an F1 drivers strike was averted, <mask> persuaded the retired Lauda to return to Formula One for the season and at the season opening South African Grand Prix the double World Champion lined up alongside him.Both drivers had two victories by the end of the year and began their winning ways with a win in Long Beach. The Dutch Grand Prix saw the debut of Lauda's interim car, the MP4-1E. Both McLaren-Ford and McLaren-TAG were powered by turbocharged engines by the Italian Grand Prix. Ojjeh became the major investor in McLaren, taking 60 percent of the shares. By the end of the year, Prost, who had finished second in the 1983 Drivers' Championship with Renault but was fired after publicly criticising the team following the loss of both the Drivers' and Constructors Championships, had been signed. With the experienced Lauda at his side, everything was set for a title challenge. In just four years <mask> had turned McLaren from an also-ran team into a front-runner and in 1984 he was rewarded with 12 wins from 16 races and both drivers' and constructors' titles.Lauda took the drivers' crown by a half-point from Prost, with both drivers scoring more than the third-place Elio de Angelis. The McLaren-TAG's reliability was unparalleled, even though neither Lauda nor Prost were the fastest combination of the year. "Anything as fast as the McLarens fell apart, anything as reliable finished later," said Clive James in commentary on the official video review of the Formula One season. Prost won his first World Championship after Lauda suffered multiple failures and only won one race. At his home race in Austria, Lauda decided to retire from Formula One at the end of the season. McLaren finished eight points ahead of second placed Ferrari but the pack was closing and McLaren lost out to Williams, although Prost won the drivers' title. Keke Rosberg retired from Formula One at the end of the 1986 season.The TAG engine was no longer competitive in the face of increased manufacturer involvement and so <mask> approached Honda, who were at the time supplying rivals Williams and Lotus. Honda's transfer of their engine supply to the McLaren team was due to Williams' refusal to accept a Japanese driver in place of Nigel Mansell, as well as their displeasure with Williams team management for losing the 1986 drivers' title. <mask> had intended to sign the Brazilian, who had developed a close relationship with Honda while at Lotus in 1987, to partner Prost. When <mask> got his man, it was announced that he would be joining the team, along with Honda, for three years. McLaren dominated in 1988, winning 15 of the 16 races and taking 15 of the 16 pole positions. The team won the Constructors Championship with a then-record 199 points, 134 in front of second-placed Ferrari, while Senna won his first World Championship by three points from Prost (Senna won 8 races to Prost's 7). <mask> had to deal with the tension between his drivers.On the second lap of the Portuguese Grand Prix, Senna almost forced Prost into the pit wall at high speed as the Frenchman passed him and took control of the race, Prost going on to win. The two were talking after the race. It was becoming difficult to get the warring drivers to stop fighting. Prost and Senna agreed before the race at San Marino that whoever got to the first corner in front would not be challenged. Prost was angered by the fact that Senna outbraked him going into the Tosa turn after the restart. Prost was backed up by John Hogan who had been with the drivers when the agreement was made. The two didn't talk much for the rest of the season.Prost angered <mask> when he announced that he would be joining Ferrari and also with his comments about the team and Honda at the Italian Grand Prix. Prost dropped his trophy from the podium to the Tifosi showing <mask> how unhappy he was despite the win. <mask> walked off the podium after throwing the trophy at Prost. The "cold war" between the drivers came to a head at the Japanese Grand Prix when, at Honda's home track, Prost and Senna had their infamous collision while fighting for the lead late in the race which took Prost out and led to Senna's disqualification and gave It was Prost's actions with the winners trophy in Italy in 1989 that broke <mask>'s rule that McLaren had ownership of all trophies won by the team and its drivers, with the drivers free to have replicas made of their race-winning trophies for their own collections if they so desired McLaren dominated the sport in the 1990s, with Ayrton Senna taking back-to-back titles in 1990 and 1991. Mika Hkkinen was signed by McLaren at the end of 1992, but by 1992 Williams was in control.McLaren didn't win another title for seven years. <mask> was left haggling with Ford and Benetton for a supply of competitive engines after Honda lost power in 1993. <mask> was left searching for a fourth engine partner in as many years after a disappointing partnership with Peugeot in 1994. He had an association with Mercedes-Benz to supply engines from 1995 onwards. The McLaren-Mercedes relationship was difficult to start with, teething troubles with the engine, and the driver for 1995 was an old man who did not fit into the car. Mansell's performances were not successful when a revised chassis was produced. Mika Hkkinen made a complete recovery after sustaining severe head injuries in a crash at the end of the 1995 season.In 1996 <mask> approached Adrian Newey to become the technical director of McLaren, as he was once more guiding his team towards domination of the sport. McLaren won both the drivers' and the constructors' titles in 1998 with Mika Hkkinen. In 1999, the second drivers' title was taken by Ferrari. <mask> was made a Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire in 2000. Bobby Rahal tried to lure Newey from McLaren. The details of how <mask> convinced Newey to stay have remained vague, but the rumour in the motor racing press suggested a deal allowing the designer to work on racing yachts. Mika Hkkinen announced that he was leaving the sport.<mask> signed Kimi Rikknen. McLaren remained at the top of the sport in 2005, despite a poor year in 2004. McLaren produced their strongest performance in several years and won more grands prix than any of their rivals, but they were narrowly beaten in the two championship races. The announcement that Adrian Newey was to join Red Bull Racing from the start of 2006 was a blow. In December 2005, McLaren announced a title sponsorship deal withVodafone estimated to be worth £500 million and the signing of World Champion Fernando Alonso, both to begin in 2007. McLaren failed to win a race for the first time in over a decade in the 2006 season. Halfway through the 2006 season, McLaren gave up on their current car and focused on their new one.Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton are in contention for the drivers' championship and McLaren is a strong contender for the world titles. <mask> always advocated treating his two drivers equally, however after the Chinese Grand Prix he said "We weren't racing Kimi, we were basically racing Fernando." The Times said his comments "made a nonsense of his claims to be treating his drivers equally in the World Championship run-in" but the team's insistence on parity until the very final race in Brazil underscored <mask>'s core philosophy even if it ultimately lost the world championship. The 2007 Formula One espionage controversy, where the team was found to have been involved in the theft and use of Ferrari intellectual property, was one of the highlights of the season. After Bruce McLaren's death, <mask> bought out the original shareholders of McLaren. McLaren became a joint venture with Ojjeh's TAG Group after he was offered the chance to purchase 50% of the team. DaimlerChrysler AG exercised an option to buy 40% of the TAG McLaren Group after supplying engines to the team for 5 years.Dennis and Ojjeh each had a 30% share. Daimler was said to be considering acquiring the remaining 60% of the McLaren Group. In January 2007, it was announced that the Mumtalakat Holding Company had purchased 15% from Dennis and Ojjeh. In November 2009, Mercedes bought Brawn GP and announced that McLaren would buy back Daimler's 40% share of the group over the next two years. Dennis and Ojjeh each owned 25% of the shares, with the Mumtalakat Holding Company owning 50%. When <mask> stepped down as CEO of McLaren in 2009, he returned to his post in order to get investment to take a controlling interest in the company. His attempts to do so failed.<mask> and Ojjeh had a meeting in October 2016 where <mask> discussed his exit from McLaren. <mask> was suspended from his position as chairman after losing a court case. In June of last year it was announced that <mask> had agreed to sell his remaining shares in both the McLaren Technology Group and McLaren automotive. <mask> has founded many companies besides McLaren Technology Group. <mask> was given a three-page business plan in 1997. They foundedAbsoluteTaste in 1998. One event management acquired Absolute Taste in December of 2016<mask> was a business ambassador for the UK Government. <mask> is the Global Adviser for Minsheng Investment. The present TAG Heuer was formed by Mansour Ojjeh and the TAG Group. Ojjeh sold a significant stake in the business to <mask>, and both partners sold the business in 1999. Dreamchasing was founded in 2007, by <mask>, to help young people achieve their dreams and to become inspiring role models for others. The first operation of his charity was a sponsorship programme for families in Ethiopia, which has helped over 40 families out of poverty. Communication style "Ronspeak" is the term used for the style of speech used by <mask>, and has become a well-used phrase in the F1 paddock to describe sentences of unneeded complexity; <mask> is renowned for his verbose, evasive and cautious answers to questions from Formula One journalists.While acknowledging that the term has been used to criticize <mask>, the former editor-in-chief of F1 Racing, Matt Bishop, argues that "Ronspeak" is informative and accurate. Fernando Alonso's contribution to the McLaren team's development was described by <mask>, who said his experience and ability prevented an F1 team from going down. Bishop described this as a prime example of <mask>speak. It doesn't do anything to compare Alonso's all-round ability with that of his predecessors. <mask> announced his separation and divorce from his wife of 22 years, Lisa, with whom he has three children, on February 15, 2008. <mask> was banned from driving for six months after accumulating points. He is a Conservative Party donor.The Conservative Party accepted over a hundred thousand dollars in donations from <mask>. <mask> signed a letter to The Daily Telegraph which praised the party's economic policies and claimed that a change in course will threaten jobs and deter investment. The Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire was honoured with a degree from City University London. The British Racing Drivers' Club won a gold medal in 2001. The British Racing Drivers' Club won the 2008 Royal Academy of Engineering Prince Philip medal.

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texts: He is an internationally acclaimed house music DJ. Due to his ability to transform commercially released songs into club hits, <mask> is one of the most requested remixers in the music industry. Growing up in a Puerto Rican family in a suburb of New Jersey, he first started to make a name for himself as a fashion model. He majored in business administration at the University of Pennsylvania after completing his degree in that industry. He left his studies to focus on the tribal and house music scene in New York in the late 1990s after his passion for music grew. Word of mouth began to spread throughout New York's music scene because of his experience and loyal following of fans. Soon, he could have residencies at most of New York City's legendary nightclubs such as the Limelight, Heaven, Splash & Roxy.With a list of venues that read like a who's who of city nightclubs, he soon attracted the attention of his mentor. The founder and proprietor of dance music label, Star69 Records, wanted to verify whether or not <mask>'s musical means extended beyond the turntables. In the summer of 2004, with just two years of producing music under his belt, <mask> solidified his spot in dance music's hall of fame with his rendition of "Heart Attack". The song was pushed to the #8 spot on the Hot Dance Club Songs chart. His follow-up to "U Ain't that Good" reached #3 on the same chart, further cementing his reputation as one of the dance music industry's go to remixers. He was voted Out Magazine's Hottest DJ in 2007, thanks to starting the now popular "electribal" sound. The White Party, the Black Party, the Black and Blue Festival, the Circuit Festival, and the Winter Party are some of the major circuit party events he has headlined in the past.He holds residencies at some of the most popular venues around the world including "Matinee" (New York City and Ibiza), "Fly" (Toronto) "Parking" (Montreal), "Score" (Miami) and "Reflex" (Los Angeles). He's collaborated with many artists, including Betty Who, Madonna, Lady Gaga, Mel B, Petshop Boys, and many others. "Mile High" was his first original composition/collaboration with a band. He collaborated with club divas Natascha Bessez, Inaya Day, and Maya Simantov for his upcoming album. He started a house music label with his partner. The New York Club Anthems are a collection of discs. The New York Club Anthems were published in 2007.As Lead Artist Bump, Getcha, Face, Music Never Dies, Music Never Dies, Game Over, Jump 4 Luv, Muchacho, and U Want It are all from Audio4play. Betty Who 'All Of You Betty Who 'I Love You Always

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texts: <mask> of Caryanda was a Greek explorer and writer. His writings are sometimes cited or quoted by Greek and Roman authors. The periplus of Scylax is not written by him, but by an unknown author in the early 330s BCE. Caryanda is a small city on an island close to Iasos in Asia Minor. He might have used Greek for his writings because he was an ethnic Carian. There are a few bits of information relayed by Greek writers about Scylax. He is called a sea-captain by Herodotus.He is said to have sailed down the Indus River at the direction of the Achaemenid emperor, and then around the Arabian peninsula to reach Suez. Questions have been raised about the narrative of Herodotus. The country of Pactyica has not been traced to any real locations. It is not clear how Scylax was able to assemble a fleet of vessels in this landlocked country, which was under the control of the Achaemenid emperor. The Indus does not flow east but in a southwesterly direction. Some commentators doubted if Scylax's journey ever took place due to these reasons. These doubts have been laid to rest by the excavations at Suez, which seem to corroborate Scylax's account.There are various explanations for the questions. According to David Bivar, the name 'Caspatyrus' was written by the Greek writer Hekataios, who also wrote the name 'Paskapyrus'. Scylax is thought to have started by sailing east along the Kabul River and then turning south after crossing the Indus River near Attock. The idea that the Indus flowed east must have been a misunderstanding. Scholars say that Scylax's expedition was more than just for exploration, it was for future conquest. Herodotus presents geographical curiosity as a feature of foreign kings, particularly when they plan conquest. Olmstead said it was a "spying" expedition.Thirty months was the length of it. The lands explored by <mask> were added to his empire as a new province called Hindu. The Greek writers referred to it as India. Herodotus describes the province as lying to the west of the desert, which limits it to the middle and lower basin. After the completion of the canal connecting the Nile with the Red Sea, communication between India and Persia as well as Egypt and Mediterranean were established. Works Scylax is said to have written an account of his travels that was dedicated to him. There were seven quotations by later writers.The quotations show that it was more than just a logbook, it contained accounts of people, landscape, natural conditions and political affairs. It would have been one of the first works to be written in Greek prose if it had been written in Greek. Hekataios was influenced by the work and Herodotus was aware of it. The quotations are wonderful. One talks about Troglodytes, another about Monophthalmic, and a third about Henotiktontes, people that produce only one offspring. 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 Scylax would have accepted the stories that the natives had told him in good faith.The West's first account of the easterly people was provided by <mask>'s Periplus. It gave India a name. The people of the Indus region were referred to as Hidu or Hindush in Persian. If Scylax wrote in the Greek dialect, which did not pronounce initial h sounds, he would have changed it to the Indian dialect. Indike is the adjectival form of Indian. Even though he generalised them to all the people living east of Persia, Herodotus still uses them as equivalent to the Persian terms Hidu and Hindush. The ancient world had a famous person named Scylax.He is mentioned as an ancient writer. In the decades around 480 BC, he wrote a life of his contemporary, Heraclides of Mylasa, who is mentioned in Herodotus 5.121. In the historical fiction novel Creation by Gore Vidal Scylax of Caryanda appears as a character who is on such familiar terms with the King of Persia that they engage in humorous banter about extending Persian rule to India. There is a list of explorers notes sources. 6th-century BC births, 5th-century BC deaths, Ancient Greek explorers, and Ancient Greek biographers are included in the Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology.

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